Posted by Joeplanejoe55 on December 08, 2020 at 17:45:43 from (107.77.200.124):
In Reply to: Value of a 1934 Fordson posted by Joeplanejoe55 on December 08, 2020 at 09:40:03:
I hope you have some patience with me. This is the first time I have ever been on a forum of any kind. I do not use a computer because I do not have one. All I have is this smartphone which is a lot smarter than I am period it has taking me almost 15 minutes from the time I got back on this site to reply to you so I hope you don't think I'm just a real idiot. My memory is not what it used to be and I am very embarrassed considering I have a wall full of certificates from being a mechanic and having grown up on a farm and a ranch and it's all I know and yet I can't find the serial number on this tractor and I have probably bought rebuilt and sold at least a hundred of them in years past. I do not have the tractor here where I live. It is 55 mi away from me. I will be back out there Sunday and I will look in the right spot. After you told me this it clicked and I knew. I feel so stupid I know where that number is and just didn't see it because I didn't think. At any rate I've had pictures and a couple of videos that are not very good that my son took when we were there this past Sunday and for the life of me I don't or I can't figure out how to get them uploaded on this site for you and the other guys who have answered me to see. I don't know how else to go about this but I will get there. This is what happens when you let doctors cut you up and feel you full of drugs.
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